--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, "nichellyeruk" <nic.hellyer@m...> wrote: > > Just put Logic on your system drive (or partition) and your samples > > on another, and you'll be fine. And if you're only using EXSs > lightly > > - i.e. you're not streaming a lot of voices - you can ignore this. > > > Interesting. My Logic *and* samples are both on the same drive (a > slow laptop drive). Is there a significant performance benefit to put > the samples on say an external 7,200rpm drive? Presumably you have to > put aliases or something in the Logic:EXS home directory? > Hi My exs24 library is on a different drive, and due to the size of it, i didn t had any choice (got over 120 gig, and at the time, internal could nt handle that). It does work, BUT, be aware that in most cases, internal drive will be faster than any other external drive; of course, i don t know wich one is in your laptop and you should verify this with someone who knows about benchtest. Last but not least, never forget that, if ain t broke, don t touch it ! Louis PS you could had another internal drive, this is what i m gonna do with my new computer, but then again, it s not a laptop, dunno about the possibility of hading another drive to a laptop
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Re: Different drives for Logic and samples?
2004-01-06 by painrusse
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